After stealing two bases in a six-run game, Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. faced backlash from Red Sox broadcaster Will Flemming, who called him a “bush league player.” Chisholm defended his actions, stating they were within the game’s unwritten rules, while Yankees manager Aaron Boone supported his decision to send Chisholm after the Red Sox chose not to hold him at first base. Flemming later apologized, but his comments, including suggestions of throwing at players, drew criticism from both Boone and Aaron Judge. The incident highlights tensions surrounding baseball’s unwritten rules and competitive strategy.
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